I have prepared a instructional presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint combining the use of Audience Response "Clickers" and an Interactive Whiteboard.
The Presentation is not intended to be used "slide after slide" but to be more interactive using the various hyper-links I have provided on the slides.
Ideas might include:
1) Use the "clicker questions" as an interest "hook" and see what kind of results you have and discuss them.
2) Use the Outline Slide to move to the slides that you would like to cover in short mini-lessons.
3) Use the Student Handouts with the Student Slides for more details rather than just discussion.
4) Use the Presentation "as is" working from slide to slide and from each Student Handout Section to the next.
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I have prepared a instructional presentation in Microsoft PowerPoint combining the use of Audience Response "Clickers" and an Interactive Whiteboard.
The Presentation is not intended to be used "slide after slide" but to be more interactive using the various hyper-links I have provided on the slides.
Ideas might include:
1) Use the "clicker questions" as an interest "hook" and see what kind of results you have and discuss them.
2) Use the Outline Slide to move to the slides that you would like to cover in short mini-lessons.
3) Use the Student Handouts with the Student Slides for more details rather than just discussion.
4) Use the Presentation "as is" working from slide to slide and from each Student Handout Section to the next.
We have CPS eInstruction -Turning Technologies student "clickers" but any type will work great.
An interactive whiteboard isn't required but could really help accessing the hyper-links.
PRESENTATION
STUDENT HANDOUT